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Edition: Europe
Vol. 172, No. 2

COVER
The State of Patriotism
Conservatives think patriotism is a tribute to the past. Liberals believe it's a key to the future. Here's what both sides can learn from each other

The New Patriotism
Americans honor their country in dramatically different ways. Why those differences can make America stronger

A Cause Greater than Self

A Faith in Simple Dreams


LIFE
Britain's Universities: Funding Excellence (Education)
Famous institutions such as Oxford and Cambridge are trying to build new financial muscle to compete for talented staff and students


ESSAY
Robert Mugabe: The Last of the Dinosaurs
Zimbabwe's President represents Africa's past. What the continent needs now is a revolution of self-reliance and good government


BRIEFING
Euro 2008: After the Celebrations (The Moment)
The European Championships, co-hosted by Austria and Switzerland, was a wonderful tournament. But a game is only a game


COMMENTARY
My $650,100 Lunch
The author spent a fortune to dine with Warren Buffett — but figures it was cheap at the price

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WORLD
Mediterranean Crossing
While migrants cross the Mediterranean for work, North Africa's potential goes untapped. Are governments in Europe and the Maghreb serious about change?

Colombia's Stunning Hostage Rescue
The operation that freed Ingrid Betancourt and three Americans is a major victory for Colombia's President


GLOBAL ADVISER
Sea Green in Greece (The Traveler)
Kids meet marine life at a Greek eco-hotel

Dubai's Great Escape (Check In)
The Maison d'Hôtes Dubai hotel is an oasis of calm

Paris: Supper under the Sky (Diversions)
A new bilingual guide highlights 50 of the best outdoor dining spots in the city

Play Date: An Artist's Playground (On Show)
Bring your inner child to see the outdoor sculptures at Sudeley Castle

Dance into the Night (Next Time You're in ... Buenos Aires)
Immerse yourself in the seductive tango culture of Buenos Aires


LETTERS
America's Medicated Warriors (Inbox)
Please Pass the Cockroaches; The Future of the Internet; Obama's Image


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HANS MONDROW, East Germany's last communist prime minister, on the East German soldiers who ignored orders to shoot to kill those crossing into West Germany and made the decision to open the border on Nov. 9, 1989